Showing posts with label winner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winner. Show all posts

Monday, October 14, 2013

and the winner is...

wood & wool garland barn

The winner of the Villa Augustus agenda 2014 give away is number 82, Jacqy!

Congratulations Jacqy! Would you be so kind to send me your address details?

For anyone who has not won and still would love to have the Villa Augustus agenda 2014; send an email with your address to info@villa-augustus.nl and for the amount of € 22,50 plus postage, the agenda will be sent to you. It's even more fun when you come to visit Villa Augustus and buy it in the market.

Thank you Dorine and thanks everyone for joining the give away!

Sunday, March 3, 2013

i'm a limited edition



The winner of the [sign liner give away] is Himiko!
It was not easy to choose a winner among the 115 entries.
Thanks everyone for joining!

Friday, December 21, 2012

and the winner is...


 
Silly Old Suitcase!
 
Thanks everyone for the nice comments and for participating. With 96 candidates in the give away, everyone had about 1% chance to win.
 
The little notes all went into the pink Moroccan basket, before they were skilfully mixed and stirred by Pippa and she drew the note with Silly Old Suitcase's name on it.
 
Congratulations Maartje, THE NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA OF CROCHET TECHNIQUES is coming soon!
 
For all others, it's not the end of the world (twice) and soon there will be another give away.

Saturday, March 24, 2012

sissy boy

sissy boy by wood & wool stool
sissy boy, a photo by wood & wool stool on Flickr.

Being a big fan of Sissy Boy since my teens,
I was pleasantly surprised by the message that I am one the winners of the 30th anniversary book of Sissy Boy.

In the 25th anniversary book published in spring 2007, a few pictures of Pippa and me were featured.

When we visited the SB shop in Breda 5 years ago, we got the book as a gift from the storemanager, who had recognized us as regular customers in the book.

Now we won the book!

The beautiful book represents the classy SB style through the years.
It's a tribute to the founder Michael Smit.
Reading the handwritten text of Michael in the 25th anniverery book, really touched me yesterday.

Sissy Boy is my favorite store in the Netherlands and I can't imagine my wardrobe and home without Sissy Boy...